Liu Jing

A chronicle of the events that led to the founding of the Chinese Communist Party.

The prince at the East Palace travels incognito and gets poisoned due to eating inappropriate food. Since the doctors in the royal hospital have no idea how to cure the poisoning, the top medical official, Doctor Long, asks Long Chongjiu to treat the prince. Liu Feichun, an imperial guard is assigned to investigate the case of assassination of the prince.

Qin Ran had a conflict with his parents, and went to Bajiaogou Elementary School to teach internship. Because the first teaching caused a lot of embarrassment, Qin Ran slowly learned how to get along with the children under the patient guidance of Li Yunxiang, the principal. In the class, a student named Zhang Xiaoqiang went to the city to find his parents because of trouble. Qin Ran understood the love of his parents while looking for Zhang Xiaoqiang. At the same time, he also understood that what Zhang Xiaoqiang and the children in the mountains need most are also right. It is the love of parents.

For the first time, the Taixian game was put on the screen. The bowl containing the half bowl of clear water was placed in the middle of the Eight Immortals table. The four testers sat on the side of the table. The right hand was placed on the edge of the table with the palms facing up. As the spell continues to be repeated, the tester is more and more nervous watching the wind on the table. The transfer student, Ning Yu, organized an outing holiday and invited five students from the same department to go. Six people found a villa in the wild, and stayed here, and the six people who were bored started playing the game. The game was interrupted by thunder, and when they were preparing to take a break, the students who participated in the Taixian game encountered a series of incredible surprises.

According to legend: If you call your name in the middle of the night, be sure to agree after the third sound, otherwise it will get lost. The village in the case of missing cases, such a curse spread, made…